


Sweet Disaster

by hawker



Category: Fallout (Video Games), Fallout 3
Genre: Bisexual Male Character, M/M, Original Character(s)
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2017-05-16
Updated: 2017-05-30
Packaged: 2018-11-01 07:50:15
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 2
Words: 5,551
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/10917495
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/hawker/pseuds/hawker
Summary: The Lone Wanderer travels back to Vault 101 after he realizes that he has Butch DeLoria's Tunnel Snakes jacket. Sudden memories were brought up and he decides to check on the vault. Things have changed significantly, unfortunately.





	1. Realization of the Realities

**Author's Note:**

> First time writing in a year.

The wind was bitter against the Lone Wanderer’s exposed skin, forming bumps that made him look like a goose that had its feathers plucked. He shifted his shoulders to release some of the tension upon himself, trying to heat himself up through friction. He was prone to getting sick easily when he was cold; it was just how his immune system liked to abuse him. The Lone Wanderer sighed, pulling his satchel off his back and digging an eager hand into the pack in search of something to warm him up. His first thought was that he would find whiskey to burn through the chills, but his hand stumbled upon something _leathery_.

The Lone Wanderer was puzzled for a moment, but he proceeded to pull the leathered object out. It was somewhat large, so it could not have been a belt or a wallet for his caps. When he whipped it out of his bag, he was surprised to find that it was a leather jacket. He could not remember where it had come from. Thankfully, it was there though.

He was too busy drifting around Super-Duper Mart, offing each raider that got in his way, when the night had fallen upon him and the darkness consumed a cloud of cold. Wandering the Capital Wasteland at night was often terrifying, since vision was low and there were many distant sounds from the creatures. The hisses from the radroaches and the grunts from the feral ghouls often had him on his toes; they were easy opponents to face but the fact that it was hard to see would make it stressful.

The jacket would have been beneficial for the cold nights that he had to endure. He was not certain why he had never worn it before; he was more concerned about keeping his guard up opposed to his health and safety. However, the roads were clear and he had already traveled the same path for months, making sure it was safe for caravans to pass through. He was very concerned for the humans that relied on him for protection, he just wanted them to be satisfied at least once in their lives; the miserable conditions everyone faced was more than enough to take a toll on everyone’s stability.

Across the back of the leather jacket was a logo, patched in place carefully and with little wear to it. The color was a vibrant green, and the image took up most of the back. It was of some kind of snake, with its sharp fangs exposed, and its body coiled slightly… an attack position. It resembled some kind of strength, and it fascinated the Lone Wanderer. He really could not remember ever picking it up or looting it off a corpse. He tried to visualize where such a pristine article of clothing could have come from, and all he could think of was a Vault.

A VAULT!

Suddenly, all the memories were flowing through the Lone Wanderer’s mind. He remembered all of the scandals that appeared after his father had left the Vault. Things turned hectic quickly, and the Overseer turned into a fascist, forcing everyone to live wretchedly in their already terrible lives. The air filters were beginning to fail, the residents started to become paralyzed with fear, and his friends… he had to abandon Amata. She must have been suffering under the wrath of her father, the Overseer, but she was a tough woman, so the Lone Wanderer tried to keep his hopes high for her. However, he still could not recall the jacket ever coming to his possession.

He thought of the time he had to leave Vault 101 shortly after his father. The place became infested with radroaches and creatures that were disgusting to look at, since nothing was being maintained properly. The walls were stained with the blood of the vault dwellers who could not handle the madness and loneliness, and the blood of others who were killed because of the vault dwellers that could not control the responsibilities of fending for themselves. The citizens of the vault became afraid for their lives, especially when they had heard the news that it was possible that they would never be able to escape. How could it be so easy for James to escape when they were forced to remain trapped?

The Lone Wanderer pondered on the foolishness that occurred within the vault after his father departed, but he also thought about his childhood and how far along he had come. All of the searching and adventuring for his father in the Capital Wasteland had fried his memories of his past life, and the aggressiveness that he had to encounter and turned him into an apathetic killer. He cared for the humans and the ghouls that wanted his help, but he did not care for the creatures and humans that attacked him on sight, assuming that he was a wild animal to be hunted.

He observed the jacket once more, shining his pip-boy flashlight upon the textures and stitching. He scratched his chin scruff, the noise flooding his ears. The jacket was finely tailored, suited for a male that was around his own size. As he thought about the escape of the vault, he thought about how he could have picked it up. He remembered someone screaming for his help about radroaches. Then the memory was sudden. The Tunnel Snake gang leader! He was screaming for help because his mother was being attacked! Butch DeLoria!

All of the thoughts and memories suddenly reappeared in the Lone Wanderer’s mind; he remembered Butch picking on Amata before they had to take the G.O.A.T and he remembered Butch offering a place among the Tunnel Snakes if he took their side against Amata. But, that was wrong to do. Although the Lone Wanderer was a man who did not want to please others for the sake of happiness, he still had good morals.

The thought of Butch made the Lone Wanderer anxious, he had to go back and visit the vault once more. He had to see Butch, he had to see Amata, and he had to see how the vault was holding up after all of the chaos his father had caused. After helping Butch and his mother escape the radroaches, he remembered Butch asking him what he could do to repay him. He offered his own Tunnel Snakes jacket as a peace offering between them, for all of the hassle that Butch caused before. He was only a kid, after all.

But, something about Butch’s change of heart triggered a reaction inside of the Lone Wanderer’s mind. He did not know how he had forgotten all of the sensations he felt when he rescued Butch, and how he was happy to help to help the man that seemed so helpless. He admitted his fears so openly, and he was so glad when the Lone Wanderer did not laugh at him for being afraid of the radroaches; his smile was golden and endearing. After traveling for almost a year all alone, the Lone Wanderer could not help but feel like he needed to find someone who trusted him to travel with. He wanted to grab Amata and let her explore the world with him, but Butch would have been more suitable with all the charisma and valor he contained within him. Why was he thinking so hard about Butch DeLoria? The fucker picked on him all the time. But, the character change, the Lone Wanderer wasn’t sure why he admired the barber’s enthusiasm towards helping his mother and becoming a nice man.

He decided that it would be best to return to the vault immediately, and so he scurried through the wasteland with a fast pace. But before doing so, he slipped the jacket on and a sense of comfort washed over him. Everything felt so nice and warm; it was as if he was _home_. He was trying to recall what he had said for Butch to do as repayment, since he said the jacket was just a gift of reconciliation rather than imbursement. But his mind slipped when a radscorpion appeared from the bushes, hissing and charging at him with its tail high in the sky.

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It did not take too long for the Lone Wanderer to find himself wandering into Megaton. The residents that he had helped countless times had greeted him with such gratefulness, and they would extend their hands to give handshakes quite often. He really did not want to waste his time, just shaking hands, but he did so anyway because he could not refuse their gentility. They were all open in smiles and passion that he could not refuse their offerings, and he was somewhat happy to see all of the people he rescued anyway.

As soon as the Lone Wanderer passed through Megaton, from the back to the front, he decided that it would not be wise to stumble upon the vault residents in the middle of the night. He checked his pip-boy and the time ended up being 3:25 a.m., so he decided he would go up to his rented home within the city and snooze for a few moments. The sun would begin to rise in a few hours so he was not going to be asleep for too long, after all, he wanted to be at least _presentable_ to his old friends. Even as a savage, he tried to have proper manners, since it was not seen that often in those times. His father was always persistent that he act at least normal so that people would not have a bad perception about him. He had high luck though, and people did not tend to bother him randomly.

The sun had risen before the Lone Wanderer had known it and he was greeted as soon as he exited his home by an unfamiliar face. A settler that had often walked around, giving people that she deemed friendly gifts of medical supplies. She had simply said, “I wish there were more people like you in the world,” and she handed him a stimpak and 100 caps. She quickly walked away, avoiding annoyance of the Lone Wanderer, but it was quite unexpected. He couldn’t help but have a smile form across his chapped lips, and he put the supplies into his satchel. He noticed he was still wearing Butch’s leather jacket, and he gave a brief smirk, but he quickly disengaged from the area so he can continue on his quest.

The Lone Wanderer was more noticed during the day, of course, since everyone was finally awake and the sun was up. The heat was extraordinary that day, with heat waves bouncing off the metal sheets that held the buildings together. But that didn’t stop the residents from hanging around in broad daylight, going on about their daily activities as usual. That also did not stop the Lone Wanderer from wearing Butch’s jacket… it was just so comfortable and he was realizing that that was the reason why all the residents wanted to be a part of the Tunnel Snakes way back then. They just wanted to get their grubby hands on one of those nifty jackets, and the Lone Wanderer rolled his eyes at the stupid thought.

His legs took him to the entrance of Megaton, and he quickly departed to avoid any other confrontations. He did not particularly dislike confrontation, but there was a reason why people rumored that there was a wanderer that tended to be alone all the time and they were saving the Capital Wasteland. The people who often told of the mysterious person were bartenders or raiders who talked amongst themselves before they were brutally killed.

Before he realized it, the Lone Wanderer stumbled upon the entrance of the vault. He peered through the wooden panels, and saw the door. The metal door was rusting, but it was still the same as he remembered it. He walked up to it, realizing that it could be opened simply since no one had bothered to take security measures anymore. He twisted the latch and it was rough, but he managed to get the big thing to screech open and to the side. The cool air suddenly hit him, and the darkness of the vault made his eyes have to adjust. The dramatic lighting was much more different from the harsh sunlight that attacked his eyes every day, but he went in nonetheless.

The halls were empty where the door was stationed; not a single soul had even bothered to watch the vault door anymore. With all the chaos that ensued, they must have been preoccupied with trying to stay alive rather than worrying about whether or not someone would enter. They had securitrons for the raiders and the delinquents anyway, but the robots recognized the Lone Wanderer and did not harm him. The whole atmosphere of the vault was so morbid, but it was refreshing to be in the cleanliness once more. Everything was so neat and organized, but that was only where the door was. As he approached the main level, he began to see blood trails and damage. Everything was still and quiet though, for the most part anyway.

The Lone Wanderer traveled around the main hallway now, and no one even batted an eye at him. They were mostly stagnant, paying attention to their stations and nothing more. But as soon as he took a step too hard, the clicking of his boots echoing throughout the hallway, everyone focused their gaze upon him. Some yelled, but most remained quiet. The Lone Wanderer was wearing the jacket, and they recognized it immediately.

“Whose body did you loot that off of, you cretin?” an older gentleman shouted, his finger pointed at the Lone Wanderer. His vault suit was tattered and worn out, and it looked like it was too big on him, but it didn’t seem to bother him. There was some sort of stain on it, it was a dark brown color. Most likely blood.

The Lone Wanderer gave the man an intense stare for a long moment. “No one. I have returned from the Wasteland.”

Everyone in the room gasped. Their eyes widened and one of the younger dwellers charged at him almost immediately. She had her hands balled up in fists and she proceeded to run at the Lone Wanderer at full speed. Her hair was almost like a rat’s nest, and her eyes were wide with rage. He could’ve sworn he saw them turn red for a second.

Before she had time to pummel at him, he pushed her to the ground. A little too hard, he thought. But it was still enough to stop her from getting him. “Who the fuck are you, you bitch?” he asked with a stern tone. He gritted his teeth, but he did not mean to get so angry over such a small event.

“You are James’ son! You left us all to rot in hell! Fuck you!” the woman screamed, her eyes tearing up slightly. She scrambled to her feet within seconds, charging at him once more. But an elderly man pulled her back and into his arms.

“Let him have his say.”

The Lone Wanderer huffed a deep breath of air. He scratched his scruff and adjusted the leather jacket. “I’ve come to see the status of the vault. I have also brought news of the outside world. If you care to hear, anyway. It seems to me that something has happened here.” He glanced at the scars across the man’s face, and then he turned his towards the walls, which were sprayed with red.

“The Overseer. He’s gone mad. That is all we care about at this moment,” the older man responded. He closed his eyes for a moment, letting go of the girl that attacked earlier. “We couldn’t care less about the filth that lays outside; we just want to live normal lives again.”

The Lone Wanderer nodded his head slowly. He hummed quietly, acknowledging all of his surroundings. The fear-ridden faces of the residents said it all, and the paint that was smeared across the walls that read, _The Overseer is watching_ , was blatantly sticking out in front of him. There was no doubt that some sort of madness had overcome Vault 101, and he wanted to fix things. It was the least he could do for how he left them to rot, but he had to see his friends.

“I will assist you. But I need to know where…” he stopped himself for a moment. He wasn’t sure who to see first. He figured Amata would be his best bet but he was sure she was busy with gathering an alliance to stop the chaos. He knew her well enough to assume that is what she was doing. “Where is Butch DeLoria? The barber?” He sighed, it was a stupid thing to say. Butch would not be of much help, but he was curious to see if the Tunnel Snake gang leader would remember lending his own jacket.

“Third floor, second hallway on the right. Should be room 230F. He has been caring for his sickly mother, but I would advise caution. You are not exactly… welcome here,” the man spoke. He paused. He was hesitant for a moment. “There is no reason for you to visit the man, but do as you wish.”

With that, the Lone Wanderer departed. He followed the stairs and hallways, but for some reason, he was rushing himself. He did not understand why he had so much excitement. Was it because he wanted to see someone from his childhood? It had been so long after all, but it wasn’t extremely long. He did have a hard time remembering the vault, so he was sure that the barber might have forgotten as well. His mother was sickly after all. The Lone Wanderer wondered how she fell so ill. Were the conditions really that bad? The air filters were always dysfunctional anyway, so it was possible that the contaminants reached her.

The Lone Wanderer knocked on the closed door, taking a deep breath. He could not remember the last time he voluntarily seen Butch, perhaps it was never. Again, the man used to be a bully. The Lone Wanderer was a forgiving type though, but he wanted to see how he was surviving. He had a fear of radroaches after all, and those were fairly common.

Within moments, the door had opened fully. The legend himself, appeared, bright eyed and radiant. He looked like a holy god, with intense bone structure and perfectly sculpted edges. His hair was slicked back with such precision and organization. He had a Tunnel Snakes jacket on, and a ripped pair of jeans to go with it.

He opened his mouth as if to speak, but his eyes just stared into the Lone Wanderer’s for a while. “K-Kit? Is that you?” Butch finally managed to squeeze out.

“Butch DeLoria, it’s been a _while_.”

 

 


	2. Old Feelings Brought Up

**Summary for the Chapter:**

> Butch and Kit talk again after a long time.

The two stared at each other in awe for quite a while, taking in each other’s features and having their heads cloud with the previous memories. It had been a year, after all. It was surprising to see someone you grew up with return on such an unexpected notice. Butch gazed at Kit with widened eyes, clearing his throat when he noticed that they were standing there for too long like fools.

He scratched the back of his head nervously, and he took a quick glance at Kit’s tall stature. “W-why are you here?” He swallowed hard. Kit noticed how stressed he was, a small bead of sweat was started to slide down from his perfectly styled pompadour.

Kit crossed his arms and huffed loudly, closing his eyes for a moment. He tried to figure out the real reason he had come. There was no definite answer to the question. Perhaps he wanted to see how his old home was managing, or to see if anyone else was planning to track him down. He had no doubt that others had tried to follow his lead and wander into the Wasteland, but they had no weaponry training or survival skills, and Kit’s father seemed to emphasize that for him. It was likely that they did not get far without being slaughtered or lost in the endless Wasteland.

The Lone Wanderer took a deep breath and remained silent until Butch cleared his throat loudly. Kit flinched a little bit, realizing that he was beginning to space out with all of the memories in his head. They just took over his mind, causing him to wander.

Kit opened his mouth to speak but couldn’t form any words. He started looking around anxiously, unsure why he couldn’t say anything. He patted his arms and then the thought sparked back into his brain. The leather jacket was snug against his body, and he had already become adapted to its feeling, but then he remembered as soon as he felt it against his callused hands.

“Your jacket. I forgot I had it for an entire year, and then I felt it at the bottom of my pack. I was confused,” Kit stopped for a moment to see that Butch was eyeing his own jacket very intensely. “But then I remembered! I think you should take it back, so you can properly care for it.” He grinned widely, but it was so forced that he must have looked wicked in front of Butch’s eyes.

The atmosphere quickly turned awkward. The barber was paralyzed, and he just glared at Kit with such an intense look that it sent shivers through his spine. But then he shifted and started to laugh. It was unexpected. His face went from a serious and slightly frightened look to an amused and excited face. The deep dimples in his cheeks exposed themselves as he opened his mouth wide to let out his loud laughter.

“Come inside you doofus! You gotta tell me everything! Don’t ya remember saving my ma? I still owe ya one!” He clasped his hand onto Kit’s shoulder and started pulling him in without giving any thought.

Butch was eager to see his old classmate once again. After all of the chaos, it was somewhat of a relief upon his hardened soul. He released his inner Butch and let out his good spirits, finally seeing the one he owed so much gratitude. He slipped out of his Tunnel Snakes jacket and placed it on the back of a wooden chair, one that was pointed outwards from a dinner table. He was so excited that he planted himself on the hard and tattered couch that lay in the front. He folded his hands over one another and adjusted himself to where you leaned in a little. Kit took this as a gesture to sit down across from him on the other couch, which looked slightly more pre-war era.

Kit observed all of the little bits and bobbles that crowded the space in the loft. Little vault boys and snow globes were scattered around, along with pre-war artifacts that seemed to pristine to be real. Old machinery pieces were stacked around in the corners, and Kit could glance over the corner that there was a rusted Mister Handy that was sprawled across the carpet, gears and nuts exploded from its inner body. There was not a single physical characteristic about Butch DeLoria that really screamed that he was trying to learn to repair machines. But, Kit shrugged his shoulders nonetheless and continued on with the regular business. The room was surely unique from a regular vault rooms though, since Butch had personalized it to his liking.

Butch pulled a cigarette out of his jean pocket as well as his customized Tunnel Snakes lighter and started inhaling the smoke the moment he lit it. He gave Kit an ocular pat down, it seemed, since he was eyeing him very carefully and assessing his threat levels in his head. He let out a toothy grin when he noticed how uncomfortable looked, and he stood up, a crunch sound leaving the couch, and sat beside Kit. He blew a cloud of smoke towards the door and offered Kit the cigarette, being met with a hasty rejection.

“Are ya gonna talk? Why did ya come here?” Butch retorted, inhaling his cigarette once more. He was obnoxious when he smoked, especially when they were younger. Kit remembered how Butch pressured others to do and said that there was no need to worry when the vault would take care of their health.

Kit cleared his throat violently, trying to get his message across. “Your mother, why is she sick?” He couldn’t jump into things straight away, there had to be some seriousness involved first.

This seemed to strike Butch’s heart since he lowered his eyes and shook his head. “I-I-I don’t know. It was those damn radroaches y’know? They are so slimy and they come from the outside, and who knows what they could’ve had? My ma… she can’t do much these days.” Butch put his head into his hands, but lifted his head shortly after. “You’re here now, but why? Did ya know about my ma somehow? You got some kinda cure?” He seemed to become hopeful, his tone raising and his eyes brightening.

“Butch, I actually…”

“You’ll help her though, right? Please tell me ya would.” Desperation sunk into his voice.

Kit scratched his head. “I… can see what I can do.” He nodded solemnly, allowing Butch to absorb those words. He hadn’t planned on digging as deep as this. “Do you want your jacket?”

The barber looked up at him with teary eyes, red from irritation, putting out his cigarette in the ashtray that laid on the coffee table in front of them. “Keep it, cowboy.” Kit could have sworn he saw a wink directed towards him, but he chose to ignore it. It could’ve just been his imagination after all; the Wasteland did take its toll on his state of mind.

Butch immediately got up after that comment, heading towards his chair to grab his own jacket. He slipped it on, fitting into it so well, his biceps stretching nicely on the leather and his waist hugging the bottom with security. It fit him so well, a little too well. Kit couldn’t avert his eyes from how badass Butch looked, and then Butch raised his arms to stretch, revealing a little bit of his belly. Kit’s face flushed, and he couldn’t comprehend why. He was just trying to help a friend with his sick mother, nothing more.

“Did ya want somethin’ to eat? I gotta check on ma, you can look through the fridge from some sammiches or somethin’. Help yourself.”  

Kit stared at the hardwood floor for a moment, gathering his thoughts and trying to sort out if everything was even real at the moment. “Okay, thanks,” was all he could cough out. He really had no purpose being there, was he prepared to confess that he only wanted to see Butch’s smug face once more?

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Several days had passed, where Butch had eagerly invited Kit to stay over to get to know one another once more. Kit told stories of how he went to find his father in the Wasteland, and how the Project Purity turned out to be. He managed to do so much for the community, yet his actions had gone unnoticed, and he had to witness his own father die in front of his eyes. There was always drama and war going on elsewhere, so he would never get a chance to be commemorated.

Butch was so fascinated with everything Kit had to say, he seemed to be allowing Kit to become more comfortable in the vault setting once more. Kit was already becoming adjusted to the lifestyle like old times, where things were a little easier and safer than out there in the Wasteland. Butch was kind of spoiled; he tended to have technology do a lot of his chores for him, and take care of basic necessities for his own mother. He was always worried about her though, constantly checking up on her in her room.

He often asked Kit about what he could possibly do to save his mother, but Kit never had anything useful to say. He just wanted to offer a stimpak and forget it all, possibly blaming it on a mental illness, since she showed no physical symptoms of illness. Kit even allowed himself to observe Butch’s mother privately, trying to see if he can figure it out. Her temperature was only slightly above average and she slept all day, but she did not seem to be in critical condition. Her pulse was normal, but she just would not budge. Her weight was declining rapidly, and that just put Butch into a large bout of fear.

There was so much uncertainty; Kit had no clue what to do. He tried to talk to her, often asking simple questions, but she would never give any type of response. He wanted to try a more fear-inducing treatment, but Butch was very against it. He wanted her to be okay, it was sweet that he cared so much for her. He was a total asshole most of the time but he always turned into a softie when he talked about his mother, and even, as Kit noticed recently, when he listened to Kit speak.

His eyes would soften around the edges, his lips would curl into a small smile, and he would pluck up his head ever so slightly to listen to Kit’s stories of his adventures. It wasn’t like Kit was purposefully _watching_ though, he just happened to notice. He constantly thought about Butch’s words way back when, “ _I would do anything to repay you for this.”_

A stupid idea came into his mind, he just couldn’t hold it in. He impulsively blurted out, while Butch was fixing up something in the kitchen, “Hey, remember when you said you owed me one for saving your mom?” He nervously laughed, hoping Butch didn’t hear him. It was a dumb thought, and he should have just kept his mouth shut.

Butch perked his head up from the cutting board – he was chopping up some tomatoes for the salad he was preparing, most likely for his mom – and he pursed his lips in bewilderment. He kind of gave a goofy grin, but then he raised an eyebrow at Kit. “What was that?” He blinked. Kit should just let it go, he was going to make a fool of himself.

He laughed, trying to play it off like it was all a joke. “It was nothing, I was just wondering if you remembered telling me you owed me one, ‘tis all.” He rubbed his temples; he was making a huge mistake. But something about Butch made him want to keep talking.

Butch approached Kit, who was sitting at the table with a magazine opened up. He was trying to educate himself on the Pre-war era a little more, all the of the culture that came with it was fascinating to him. The barber sat across from him, wiping his hands off on his pants, grinding his teeth in anticipation. “Did you finally decide what ya wanted me to do?”

Why was Kit so nervous? All he had to do was play it off like it was nothing. It was just a joke, after all. _Just say it, you fool._

“Do you wanna go with me to the dinner hall in the vault tonight? I-I just wanted to talk about the vault conflict, aha…” He scratched his head. It was casual, nothing too personal, right?

Butch laughed loudly. _Good, he thought it was a joke. This would blow over quickly._

“Is that a date?”

Kit was quiet. He could not answer such a bizarre question. Of course it was, but he would never admit it. He thought Butch was the cutest moron in the entire vault, and the fact that he was sitting so close to him was not helping. His skin was so clear, his hair so neat, his muscles so tight and well maintained. _Fuck, I can’t do this in these times, what is wrong with me?_

Kit swallowed hard. “If you want it to be.” He hesitated, but he got it across. He was struggling to keep a cool air about him, he didn’t want to seem like he was interested at all, and he was trying so hard not to get into that mode. They were bad times, and things like that, they didn’t work out with people who preferred to be lone wolves. The Wasteland was a cruel place, it would never allow Kit a happy life with someone he admired.

“Okay, just stick around here for a while and let me know when you’re ready. I think Amata wanted to talk to you anyway, she sent up a message to this room earlier, I just kinda ignored it though. My ma was callin’ me.” He shrugged.

Kit blushed, but shook his head. “I’ll… be looking forward to it then.”


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